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Mimaki enters DTF market with new product launch
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imaki has introduced its first direct to film (DTF) inkjet printer, the TxF150-75. Utilising a heat-based transfer method, the printer is ideal for creating premium, customised merchandising, sportswear and various other promotional textile applications.
Based on Mimaki’s best-selling 150 Series, the new TxF150-75 responds to the market need for a reliable, stable DTF technology. A built-in ink circulation system and degassed ink pack design help prevent common DTF issues, and by utilising
With full colour DTF printing capabilities, the TxF150-75 can create eye-catching graphics for textiles, such as T shirts
proprietary Core Technologies, which include a nozzle check unit and nozzle recovery system, the printing process is carried out efficiently with minimal user intervention.
Mark Sollman, senior product manager EMEA, Mimaki Europe, said: “Apparel decoration is a hugely popular and dynamic sector, one which we are already operating in with our other textile technologies. However, we could see the impact DTF technology has had on the industry in recent years, with its significant advantages
Mimaki’s first DTF printer, the TxF150-75 New entry level DTF printers added to TheMagicTouch’s lineup T T
heMagicTouch continues 2023 offering affordable image transfer solutions to assist in
creating marketing opportunities with the introduction of new entry-level DTF printers to meet and exceed customer expectations. After more than two years of supplying and supporting the DTF technology, TheMagicTouch believes it is very clear that no single DTF printer fits all needs and demands. Considerations such as budget, available space, production speeds, quality expectations and ease of use all must be considered. As such TheMagicTouch has added new
RIP and powered by Kodak inks ticks a lot of boxes for those looking at entry-level options.
DTFMagic sheet-fed model
desktop DTF printers to its lineup. The DTFMagic sheet-fed model (40x50cm) is the first purpose-built desktop model with production capabilities. Transfers taking less than two minutes to print. This high specification printer with dual Epson print heads, automatic ink circulation, DTFMagic
Sabur launches own-brand DTF printer
he SD-70 next-generation direct to film printer is Sabur’s first step into the DTF market.
It runs twin print heads in a staggered configuration and includes ink recirculation systems to ensure a reliable ink supply to the print heads. Production speeds are 10sq m/hr at six pass and 12sq m/hr at four pass with a maximum resolution of 3200dpi. The SD-70 uses a vertical powder system
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which reduces the space required. This is compared to conventional DTF solutions which use a tunnel dryer system and occupy a much larger footprint. One of the other benefits of the SD-70 is it only uses two standard UK plugs keeping energy consumption to a minimum.
Users are able to create highly durable printed garments with an efficient inline process. The SD-70 can print on to light and
dark garments with the addition of white ink. It is suitable for a wide range of applications
SD-70
including cotton, nylon, swimwear, polyester,
chemical fibre, leather, PVC and EVA. The inks used are Oeko-Tex certified.
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In addition, the latest Japanese made DTF models from both Roland (VersaSTUDIO BN-20D) and STS/Mutoh (DTFVJ-628D) are available both with cartridge ink technology. All desktop models come complete with manual powder process and curing oven for perfect workflow and production. The company now offers the best choice of desktop DTF printers to complement the existing proven production options using the DTFMagic Pro60 in conjunction with the automatic finishing unit.
over existing technologies. Namely, DTF avoids the time intensive process of plate creation in screen printing and the required weeding in traditional vinyl heat transfer. The technology can also create vibrant designs with its full colour printing capabilities. We’re excited to bring a solution to the market that is designed for those already active in the decorated apparel sector and those looking to enter it, which excels in usability, reliability and quality.”
As the company’s first entry into a new segment, Mimaki has created its own range of water-based pigment inks (PHT50) especially for this solution. As of March 2023, these inks are Oeko-Tex Eco Passport certified, guaranteeing that safety and environmental standards are met in line with Mimaki’s sustainability pledges. The printer is supplied with Mimaki’s RasterLink7 RIP software, allowing users to have full oversight and the ability to streamline the process from the design to the final product.
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